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  A Comprehensive Examination of Student Unrest at Buffalo State College, 1966-1970

  Lynn M. Lombardo

  Abstract: The student protests of the late 1960s and early 1970s were the most widespread in American history. Towards the end of the 1960s student protest tactics shifted from relatively peaceful rallies and sit-ins to more radical tactics, often involving disruption, property destruction and violence. Similar to many other campuses across the county, Buffalo State also experienced incidents of student protest in the late 1960s and early 1970s. There were protests that took action against what the protestors viewed as the administration's repressive practices and policies. There were controversies surrounding student rights, representation and code of conduct. The students of Buffalo State College went through the same cultural, political and generational changes that caused rallies and protests on other campuses around the country. The present study is a historical analysis of campus unrest at Buffalo State College between 1966 and 1970. This historical analysis examines the incidents of student protest at Buffalo State and the institutional role in responding to student unrest. The study is based on primary documents from Dr. Fretwell's administration, the student and local newspapers along with other materials collected in the Buffalo State library archives. A brief review of the history of American student activism places the case of Buffalo State into the larger national context of student protest in the United States during the 60s era.

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  A History of Community, State University College at Buffalo, 1871-1996

  John R. Aiken

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  Buffalo State: Years of Growth and Expansion, 1919-1946

  Harry W. Rockwell

  A draft manuscript of a publication written by President Harry Rockwell titled, "Years of Expansion and Growth: 1919-1946."

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  College Handbook, 1924-1925

  Buffalo State Normal School

  A 1924-1925 freshman handbook for the Buffalo State Normal School including information on: history; athletics; the Faculty-Student Council; organizations; social events; student activities; the library; cafeteria; absences; rules; faculty; and committees.

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  New York State College for Teachers at Buffalo, a History: 1871-1946

  New York State College for Teachers at Buffalo

  A publication in honor of SUNY Buffalo State's 75th diamond jubilee anniversary. The text was researched and composed by the Committee on College History comprised of: Andrew W. Grabau, Charles A. Messner, Harry W. Rockwell, and Kate V. Wofford.

  • CHAPTER I - The Normal School Develops in America, 1834-1866
  • CHAPTER II - Founding the State Normal School in Buffalo, 1866-1871
  • CHAPTER III - Building Firm Foundations, 1871-1919
  • CHAPTER IV - Years of Growth and Expansion, 1919-1946
  • CHAPTER V - The Builders of the College
  • CHAPTER VI - Classroom Personalities
  • CHAPTER VII - General Student Activities
  • CHAPTER VIII - Student Organizations - Special Interest Groups
  • CHAPTER IX - The Alumni of the College
  • CHAPTER X - The Years Ahead

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  Professional Staff Images, BSC 125th Anniversary

  Professional Staff Caucus

  "Many professional departments and professionals working in academic departments exist on this campus, presently sixty-two in all, yet these departments do not constitute barriers. They are necessary for a balanced community. This book is the attempt of the Professional Staff Caucus to recognize all the Professionals in Buffalo State College's sesiquicenntial [125th] year. We did our best to assure that the information was correct, given what records still exist in paper form and in people's memories. We would like to thank all who consented to having their photographs taken and especially to those who contributed to, or wrote each of the individual departments' histories. Special thanks to Mary Delmont and Peggy Hatfield in Archives, and Deborah Ellis in Technology for their assistance with the research, and to the BSC's 125th Anniversary Committee for their financial support."

  Editor -Maurine Baker-Stein Staff - Marcy Zulawski Stephen Mangione John Frederick Sandy Weatherbee Shirley Mandel

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  State Normal School Moves to Elmwood Ave.

  Helen E. Englebreck

  History of the college and the campus move to Elmwood Ave. written by Professor Helen E. Englebreck (faculty, 1911-1940).

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  State University College at Buffalo: A History, 1946-1972

  Marvin J. LaHood

  • CHAPTER I - Foundations and Visions: Dr. Harry W. Rockwell, 1946-1951
  • CHAPTER II - Campus Democracy and Community Relations: Dr. Harvey M. Rice, 1951-1958
  • CHAPTER Ill - Educational and Aesthetic Outreach: Dr. Paul G. Bulger, 1959-1967
  • CHAPTER IV - Urban Commitment and World Concern: Dr. E. K. Fretwell Jr., 1967-1971
  • Appendix A - Council Members, 1946-1972
  • Appendix B - Chief Executive Officers, 1971-1972
  • Appendix C - Faculty and Staff Who Completed Twenty Years of Service at the College at Some Time Between 1946 and 1972
  • Appendix D - College Award Recipients, 1946-1972
  • Appendix E - Evolution of Name (According to Commencement Programs)
  • Appendix F - Tables of Organization, 1948, 1953, 1966, 1971
  • Appendix G - Legislative Appropriations, 1957 -1972
  • Appendix H - Enrollment, 1946-1972
  • Appendix I - Degrees Granted, 1946-1972
  • Appendix J - Degree Programs 1946-1972
  • Appendix K - Buildings
  • Appendix L - Oral History Tapes
  • Appendix M - Campus Map

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  The Campus School at SUNY Buffalo State, 1871-1991

  Richard J. Lee

  I. Introduction
  II. Normal School Development in New York State
  III. Development of Schools of Practice
  IV. History of the Campus School at Buffalo State College
  V. Postscript
  VI. Campus School Notes
  VII. Frequently Asked Questions
  VIII. Campus School Seal
  IX. References
  X. Appendix (*Appendices and additional material are available at the SUNY Buffalo State College Archives, by appointment)

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  The College on Elmwood Avenue (Speech)

  Katheryne Whittemore

  Remarks made at a meeting of the Division of Arts and Sciences, State University College of Buffalo on May 17th, 1962 by Katheryne T. Whittemore.

  See also: Interview with Dr. Katheryne Whittemore

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  These Were Builders

  Sister Martin Joseph Jones

  Includes biographies and photographs of: John Joseph Albright; Albright Hall; Gertrude M. Bacon; Bacon Hall; Irving Prescott Bishop; Bishop Hall; Edward H. Butler; Butler Library; Louise M. Cassety; Cassety Hall; Myrtle Viola Caudell; Caudell Hall; Susan Frances Chase; Chase Hall; Grover Cleveland; Cleveland Hall; Jesse Ketchum; Ketchum Hall; Adelbert Moot; Moot Hall; George Bradford Neumann; Neumann Hall; May Louise Perry; Perry Hall; Dr. Harry W. Rockwell; Rockwell Hall; Daniel Sherman Upton; Upton Hall; and Dr. Paul J. Weigel; Weigel Health Center.